U.S. House of Representatives, Who Voted Pro-gun?

Washington, DC --(Ammoland.com)- Correction to Saturday Alert and List of the Pro-Gun Members Who Voted to Protect the Second Amendment

Last week, disciples of anti-gun billionaire Michael Bloomberg staged an ambush in the House of Representatives.

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The vote was on a Mike Thompson (D-CA) and Peter King (R-NY) amendment to H.R. 4660, the Commerce-Justice-Science funding bill. Both Representatives hold an “F” rating with Gun Owners of America.

Their amendment would add an additional $19.5 million to pay states to turn in more names to the federal gun-ban (NICS) list.

Already, more than 175,000 law-abiding veterans have lost their Second Amendment rights this way. And, in states like New York, this money will pay to strip Americans of their constitutional rights, merely because they consult a psychiatrist and are prescribed a therapeutic drug.

Below are the U.S. House Members who voted NO on the Thompson-King amendment. A NO vote is the pro-gun position.

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May I humbly suggest a super PAC to strike fear in the hearts of our enemies? ” Big Pharma” as the liberals call them is in this fight whether they like it, or not. Afterall the insinuation all those who use their products are dangerous is not only nonsensical, it hurts their bottom line.. They should help fund this fight and any efforts to make those who use their products second class citizens without due process. To do otherwise would be foolish.